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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

Colonel Mussey, the Commercial Ca
zette's Washington correspondent used a
column of that paper some time since in
giving vent to his opinion OF Cincinnati's
Sabbath desecration. He bases his re-
marks upon the bloody reports that find
their way into the Monday dailies, and
the proceedings of police court. The
way he treats the subject is not at all
Aattering to those who make Cincinnati
their home, sweet home. Yes, Cincin-
nati is wicked city, and her method of
observing Sunday is not precisely puri-
tanic, but the press of Cincinnati is
largely responsible for the impression
made upon F. D. M. in Washington.
When the newspapers of city exert
themselves to gather up and report every
street brawl, every fight, every scandal,
outside observers must form the idea
that it is bloody, brawling, scandalous
city. II other daily papers pursued a
similar course other cities might win as
unenviable a reputation. If we form
our estimate of the world at large by the
papers of the day we must conclude that
We are all bound for a hot hereafter
faster than Missouri lightning.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

Mayor Harman and Solicitor Morrow
deserve the earnest support of every man
of the 577 who voted prohibition, Yes" }"
on his ballot last March. Ifyou wanted
prohibition, if you really believe it is
right, stand up for it like man and help
our officers in their noble attempt to en-
force it. A law not enforced is worse
than no law at all,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

It is currently rumored that X. NJ.
Dittey wants to sell out his interests in
the Gazette and 60 South. Strange that
the profits off vast and growing circu.
lation should not induce even a cotton
seed oil spectator to linger fondly around
the office of that refined and truth-tell-
inc orranl
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

The hopes Of the Democratic party in
Highland county are too dead to bury,
and tall individual can bob up serenely
out OF the Probate Judges chair, swing
his little Ratchet and shout, "I am the
o1oyartO
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

100000 trade dollars have already
been redeemed by the United States
government, and still the glittering disks
go rolling in. That means 81 ,050,0
profit for the spectators who bought
them up at eighty-five cents apiece
several months ago.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

Cornelius Vanderbilt is quoted as say
ing he would like to see prohibition en-
forced within one.eight mile of every
railroad station. Mr.. Vanderbilts re.
mark savors more of policy than princi.
pie, but it is none the less valuable in
these days of temperance agitation. 1t
is business mans practical method Of
getting rid of his annoyances. The
amount of life and property destroyed
by the recklessness of drunken employees
and the constant risk in carrying drunk
en- passengers have taught all railroad
men lasting lessons. Their practical ex.
perience furnishes one of the strongest
arguments for prohibition, because il
comes chiefly from men who have no
special interest in movements of moral
reform.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

If a northern man ventures to assert
that the Federals were right and Con.
federates wrong in the war of the rebel
lion, if he insists that freedom if God
given and slavery inhuman and unjust,
then he is doing that sacrilegious thing
that is in these days called waving the
bloody shirt" But if we intimate that
Jefferson Davis is wrong in extolling the
merits of Albert Sydney johnson in
sounding the praises of "the heroes of
the Confederacy," and preaching "the
principles that Lee and Jackson fought
for" then we are accused of curtailing
the right of free speech and refusing
sympathy to the unfortunate defenders
of "the lost cause"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

We should like to know what was the
salary of the reporter who furnished &C.
counts of the trout caught by Grover at
Lake Saranac. Those reports can not
be classed under the head Of "innocuous
desuetude," and such wholesale disre.
gard of the truth can never be made
good by any consideration OF common
lucre
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

There is no reason why the remaining
Democrats who hold down comfortable
chairs in Court House offices should not
be ousted at the next election. All Re-
publicans need is good men on the
ticket and unanimity of effort in their
nnprf
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

Scarcity of Sheriff's sales is a good in
dication of prosperity in the county.
Our people may congratulate themselves
upon the general condition of things
just at this time. Crops, if not except
ionally good, at least furnish no cause
for despair and the outlook is by no
means Giscouraging.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

There may have been an explosion on
J. w. Miller's farm, but, whatever it
was, it occurred twenty-five years ago,
and is now almost in the pale of ancient
history. The papers that have been
publishing the report as a news item
nod hotfor docict
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16
FAIRFAX.

Sun0 AxSas AoOss
George Thompson 10 very low ct this writing.
Dynes Tener, Of Locust Grove, was up on
business Saturday.
David johnson, Of Leesburg. was the guest
Of G. W. Williams Saturday night.
J.. N. Calls sister, Minnie. visited friends ON
Middle Fork Saturday and Sunday.
T. W. Roberts has been employed for the
winter term Of school at Walkers schoolhouse,
at 90 per month.
John Gilmore and wife, and VIM. Mercer
and wife we're visiting Milton Easter's family
on Sunday.
Miss Maggie Murphy, who has been staying
awhile in the vicinity Of Leesburg. returned
home on Saturday.
4 sonial dance was enjoyed Of the house Of
Dennis Murphy on Saturday night.
Mrs. Kate Dioksy and Miss Phebe Eyre
visited the Hill City ON Thursday.
Mrs. Richard Storsr Il very low, and Il moi
sxpsetsd 70 survive many days.
John A. 0ilbsrt, Of Emerald, ives visiting
Creighton Dalrymplo on Sunday.
Milton Eastse had his house and harm far.
uishod With hAndsome lightning rods last
veek. The work vas done BY xsesrS. Wilsor
and Pate, Of Winohestsr.
The summer terms Of school will about Il
eloss this Wssk.
A new hotsl In our village, known q ID,
"OentEal House," Elisa J. Hoop propEietesGs
6wssty Pollitt hostlsE. and Bsutus Hoop porter
WIN. PARIS brothsg-in-lav from rayettl
county, u paying him and biz wife IN sxtsnds{
visit.
Ths debate on Saturday night paesed Of
quietly, and The best Of order prevailed IN "
house. Some Of the boys we're . htele noisy o.
TIE outside, bat that = nothing uncommoa to
those Who tsks 10 integsst u The gaining o
knoWlodge.
Annt Katy Williamson received . surpeia
and donation dinner on last Saturday. Ahou
ene hundred were peesenk aad > veey. .sntog
sh1e tlne = FspoetSd =. 2. Ha!s .ae ~ on
- - - ossasles: ~ yess.ysd q - -
- = = go = s'.s:S -
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16
Court Calendar.
TRIAL TO JURY.
MONDAY. JuNE 20TH, 1857.
1893. State Of Ohio N. Psyton.

MONDAY. yUNE 20Tn, 1857.
1888. State Of Ohio N. Psyton.
Y1DAy, JUN. 2lTH.
4bsl. Benton Parks ". z. L. Ferris, admin
istratoE.
lss2. ". o. Murphy ~. E. L. Ferris, ID
mioistrstor.
lSss. J. A. Gilmore VI. z. L. Ferris, admin
istrstor.
l5i0 L. T. Houston ". 8. N. Thompson
administrator.
sATuRDAY. JUNE 26rH.
4002. Aaron Kelly N. H. O. 0lascock.
l003. James Ohaney et M. ". d. @. GlAs
coax, Treasurer Highland county, Ohio.
MONDAY, yunE 27rH.
.2s57. v. q. Irwin st a. VI. J. L. Nstcalf .
a.
Al2e. Agnes Q. Rhoadss " James A
Rhoades.
45aS. Henry n. Candy ". Emily 4. Oaudy
4A96. Thos. J. Wood va ninsrvs J. Wood
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

The inventive genius of every oppo-
nent of the prohibitory ordinance has
been taxed to the uttermost to devise
some plan of escaping its restrictions.
In most cases they have been unsuccess-
ful, but . scheme has been unearthed
recently that threatens to give trouble.
There are . few doctors in the county
who lack the requisite amount of princi-
pie and are ready to sell prescriptions to
any thirsty drinker for pittance and
then the fellow comes to town and gets
drunk. Respectable doctors are not
caught prescribing liquor for bogus
patients, and they do not deserve to be
classsd with those unprincipled practi-
tloass who use the privileges of their
profession to aasist topers in dodging the
ordnance. II u one Of the flaws of the
law that affords them such an opportu.
mtg by neglecting to name penalty fol
prescriptions not made sin good faith
Perhaps the day il coming very soor
vhen truckling N. DIS may be called Il
assoant for dishonoring their profession
q this way, but In the meantime le
denUisls look out. This warning doe
- apply 70 Ill druggists, but those who
k0se been selling TO persons intoxicated
- y the habit Of becoming intoxicated
II soDGV vell b on the alert. A State Law
I Gooyi1ss . hesvy penalty for sucl
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16
RAINSBORO.

June l4tn, lo0t.
T. N. Ferguson and wife visited their dsugh-
ter. Mrs. Virginia Elton, ct Carsytown eatur-
day and Sunday.
william skeen il st 0rsenasld at work on
the foundation Of the pad factory building.
Curless Harrington returned to Harpsrs
yesterday. after spending few days with
friends here.
cave party from New Lexington stopped
at the festival here ON Saturday night
The citizens Of Sinking Spring generously
entertained the members Of the q. A. B. who
went from this place TO bury Comrade Ward
last Wednesday.
About twenty dollars was the sum elsared q
the school festival Saturday night, which was
pretty good, oil things considered.
Mr.. james Waddell, Of Kansas, d visiting
county.
John Msckerley, Of the firm Of ". n. Glenn
& Co., Of Hillsboro, was the guest Of his
mother the latter part Of last week.
Mrs. Henry Hstinger has besn ON the sick
list for several days pest, without much signs
Of Improvement up 10 this time. Mr.. Hetin-
ger, who has bean absent with bis photo gal
her.
Rufus Foraker and wife, Of Littleton, Sun
dsyed with friends In this vicinity.
Miss Jettie Koger. Of New Pstersburg, was
the guest Of her father and family Sunday.
Mrs. Gertie Ogle and child, snd little Eva
Foraker, had narrow escape Saturday. ThsiS
horse took fright near the residence Of W. J.
Redkey and upset the buggy and threw them
Ill ont, but fortunately none OF them were
seriously hurt.
| Miss Sadie Etultz, veil and favolably knovn
Brushcrssk township Saturday, and vas burisd
| At Olive RranOh ON 6abbakh.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

No. Foraker and Sherman are not
antagonistic. John wants Ben to be
Governor, and Ben wants John to be
President,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

Cleveland has vetoed every thing that
came in his way, not excepting his own
chances of reelection.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

Democrats kicked vigorously about
the draft in war times, but it looks as If
they would be compelled to resort to
that forcible method to get candidate
for Governor to run against Foraker.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16
All's we'll at the gas we'll.

''Sweet girl graduate" "alma mater" !"
and standing on the threshold of life"
will be hard.worked phrases all over this
broad land in the next few days.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16

support.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-06-16
SHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate.

@. e. Parks vs.. John N. Parker ct al. High
land County Court Of Common Pleas. Cas-
No. 1884.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-03-04
Excitement in Il Chinese Harcn.

There appeared few days ago n decree
ut the Empress. Mother OF China, calling
upon Tchu, the Censor, TO ju,.t, his strict.
ures with regard 10 the employment OF one
OF the court euluchs in SEMI political ca
pacitv. The incident has caused Il rrea,
deal Of excitement in Pekin, particularly
among the 5000 guardians ot the imperial
haren. 4 strong feeling OF rivalry exists
between th>-e palace officials and the man.
darinS; but the ilrmet VAS supported BY
the Empress, Who has the supreme dirsc.
tion and choosing Of the female nember>
Of the court. The Emperor is entitled to :
"legap ana an unlimited nun;,.r OF illegal
concubincs. II, however, one of the latter
give birth 10 a son, her status is legti,nated
:.ni she becomes a ''Princcss Of the Blood
and associa ed to the fortunes Of her child,
who may one day ascend the throne. The
young ladies who arrive at the age Of cs
| without giving All increase to the royal
family are restored to the bosom of home
and arc quickly sought In marriage by suit.
ors oftheir own degree. 1t is an accepted
social dogma that they all leave the cour,
without stain upon their characters. Ar
ovcrhauling OF the >eraglio in this sense
takes place every three wears, and new re-
cruits from about II years Of age are select
cd by the Empress to fill up the vacancies
Her choice, however, is almost invariabl,
confined to the pretty daughters OF Manch,
officers, 50 as to preserve as far as possibl,
the racial integrity Of the dynasty. l.ondo'
Times.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-03-04
The Drug Business in Boston.

4 South End gentleman who was once
in the drug business happtnr! into drug
store on Sunday lately, and was sa!u,cd.b
the apo,hscarv, who knew him well, with
III, remark: "l~ou are Just tie man wan,
to see. have got to 20 on, u lutte while,
and want somebody to look after the store
who knows something abon: drugs while
am gone"
TIN. gentleman consented TO remain.
The druggist told the prices Of certain
leading articles and went out.
He was gone three hours, and when he
returned he said to his substitutes:
"So,ry let, YOU SO long, bu, couldn't
| get back. Did YOU have any trouble:'
"No. bit, sir said the amateur drug.
gist.
"What did YOU sell?' said the druggist.
"Seven bottles Of whiskey, three bottles
wine, and fifteen cigars
| "Didn', anybody call for any drugs, eh:'
! "Nary ,rucr'
The Dillon tribune., 1887-03-04
ODDS AND ENDS.

Helen Hunt jackson rs estate is valued Il,
$l:,ooo.
If Brigham Young cant be resurrectcd
why not try it on K. b. Hayes;
In Japan Ju;,es wear. !. black gown while
sitting in civil cases, and 4 red one in rim
inal cases
Gov. Ru>k, oi Wisconsin, has beeu nom,
mated for the .'resitcnc, BY vari1~> ncn>.
papers in the Northwest.
Mrs. W. d. IIoweis Gays her husband
writes like a man SONS wood. ies,tnd lots
nj people read what he writes that way, too.
Frank Gushing has gone to Zuni again,
taking with hir, his wife and sister lie
has prepared aZuni grammar and i, bow to
explore the Zuni ruins
The appropriation made by Congre>s $
from 1900 TO date for ths. erection and TX.
modelling Of the United States Capitol am.
cunts to over !,,5,ooo,ouo
|ctf. Davis daughter :|n eaten> 20 write n
novel. Really She should con slider we'll be
fore she adds tn the MA = causes for her f.,
thcr's unpoprlaritv. .-. iH' C'htn'nia".
Lookout Moun',:n, where tbs armies
tough. above the clouds, has been >old, an<!
bi, hotel is to be bvii' On its tip :op, ,I..
view from wn;c!, is onc Of III. fine, il: the
| world.
Mrs. Senator o,anio.u siil uc>cs 1--we in
the Mob Hill palace ui her husband, because
it did not cos, ..s n,,.~.. as the Ior rpAins pal
! ace and is no, located Il, H;sh Up Oh the
hill.
The Logan fund now amounts 20 50 900.
Captain Lemon SAYS this will clear all in
cumbrances from Mrs Loyan's property in
Chicago and Washington and leave her II
fand OF about $4,000
Martin F. Tupper according 70 ?riva."
| advices from London, is almost entirely bro
| ken down in health. He can neither read,
write nor speak intelligib!v, tho his minhi>
clear. Hc will be - next July.
Johnson Whit fker, Tia co'o"e! c;1e'"ho
| was charged some years ago with n,u,ila:,
ing his o~n cars while o West Point, is
| now a mc,nhcr OF 4 successful Law firm. IN
| Charleston, s. c. Ilc also does q it'll,
new spaper work and j. dr"btlcss 2laI that
he escaped military III.
Charles \. ri,l~f,urH. t!,e great Mju"ca,-
oils miller. wa poo~ n',s., in 1906. I.c Ha>
graduated: from Dart,HoI''. Four Years a:.
ter, still poor, tc wc':; i" Minneapolis a:sd
established a bs,sinr>5 which today j, the
larscst OF i,s kind in i4t W''rld. IL, mill,
turn o.: 10000 bar:cls o: Hour daily, .@:i
he pays Tor ircigh, alone ~ his whoa; So
soo,0go yearly.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-03-04

a nlHT Send to cents postage, ana We vii,
II IatP maI YOU free 4 royal, valuable,
i" NJ sample box OF goods uia, viii pus
you In the wav Of making son<y q, once, thxn
ANYTHING el Sc in America. Both sexes Of all ages
ran live i, home and work spare time. os all The
time. Capital not required. We will star, you.
Immense paw ior those who sta.l al opcc.
SElSaos & Co. Portland. Maine.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-03-04
.BJLAN1ES
Kept on sale at the
OFFICE,

l. All - ~ ~ ~ VI L. XOEa
Or
Put Up to Order on Short Notice,
Ach hnoWlcdsemeuts,
Quartz location blanks large or small.
Water right location blanks.
bargain aud SAL deeds.
Warranty deeds.
Mortgages.
Chattc! mortgages.
Summons Justice court.
Execu,ions-~J,>tice's court.
Subp"nas- Justices court,
Mittimus-Ju>,icc's court,
Affidavit o, At.achmcn.-)u Justices court.
Garnishces--noticc Of
Pronissory no,cs~--sc.cral 81, les.
Blank shipping tag ''n'rd to order.
Blank programmes ',' ::Atlere.
Stock receip,.--E ''.' "a. long way il.
rf!!cc use. also shr .',.,t way for ct1nvG
n''nct OF ca''>'". IL H',' pocket.
STARK t.h'''. +" ..",n'rr or poche, use:
'.'.. I": o;' 'H....'. snort notice.
R'.",! -,.,,'~ 70: - p,acio, undsr un.
'"'.,: ,.,.,-: - '."..
''"'n' :. -. .'""' - .''>. statements, etc
': 81, L., -, ,1t',..,.t s., x,ra charge; and
- putting them Oh.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-03-04

nonsense. keep on using the remedy no
so highly recommends and get we'll.
while the rich and able ,!crenl upon the
prejUdi:ed doctors and die.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-03-04

Tor tul! particulars, maps, rates, etc, write to or
enquire Of James Mct ta;s, agent s54 Main St, Butte.
A. l.. Stokes, Genl Agent, Corner Main and Ed.
" ,r,.s Streets Helcna or Charles $. Zee, G. r. &
r. A., ST. Paul, MINI. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRk, Saturday, Lay 2l-BEHvEs-Roceipts were
66 cars OF head-0 Jersey City and 30 cars At
60tht Total for the week 1876 head against sO1 head
week Arrivals include 50 for Mr. eastman, 20
oars for scwarchid snlzberger and 10 cars Tor other
city slaughefers No trade In Live Cattle Feeling weak
The City OF Montreal takes out 800 quarters OF Beei or
Joseph Eastman instead Of LAO quarters as first reported
Other shipments rs & Ven yesterday
CALVES-Reoeipts were 343 head Feeling dull A car
load OF Butermks sold &C. No sales Of Veas reported
sses-Dillenback Dewey: 30 Buttermnk Calves, 10
average, at &c per n.
SREEP AND LAMBS-R Receipts were cars OF ], lib
head Total the 81 head 400 head last
week The ruled dull at about Yesterday quotations.
A limited amont OF business done for want OF stock.
Sheep sold at 81 81 1S4 49, YearDgs At 50 JO1$O; and
Spring Lambs at 7a416c- The pens were cleared.
Sae--M Collins for Harrington a Ohio Sheep 81 10,
at 81 65 LAT do 80 b. ~ "a 40 220 do SO d. at 81 10
J. ~ Pidcock: 1858 Ohio Sheep. S3 10. at 81 90
Newton Ilet: 100 Ohio Sheep 81 D. at 81 40i ll4do
70 10, at ST 37l. ~
Hume Mullen 200 OHIO YearlnRs, 90 ~ at D &c per ID
d. harrn 276 Ohio Sho 90 n at We; 10 state DO
IS TO- 4ac 234 State YearIngs 80 ID. at &C. W Ohio do
90 ID. at bi2c
H. H. Hollis: 81 Western Sheep. 95 To- at "a 62 ~ $50 90
90 b. at 81 So 1877 Kentucky Lambs 10 ID at sc per 10 81
do. 80 b. at 73.c. 100.
DIen6ack Dewey l59 Western sheep Ga ~ at 81 81 =;
1O3 Westen Yesrng69 b. at So 50 173 do 90 To- at - 60
HoGs-Receips we're % cars OF 400 head! cars a. Jer
City and IL 40hs Total for the week 334O7
head against 8GG headast week None for sale alive with
the OF head which averaged 1913 ID and sold as
5lac ID. Nomnaly firm at so 4Od 80 90 lOO 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-23
EUROPEAN PaoDucE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. May 2l-Provislols-Blcon. camjsrlanl Cat
Long Coar Mtiles 3SA q l.: short Cetr Middes
y; RIOS JJs 0L 5hJiiers 80 III psr cSL be't
GA6d India Mess Prime Mes, ga GL PORK
Prime Mess GG4 Gd per DDLi Prime Ness Eastern
GOsG .Ols UI LardAnorican sos 3d Prime west
ern. 3is Ill, Lard GA, 5i4. OF Hans-Long Cut; ~
Shoulders. JJA0L Buer-5Ja Gwt tor hne,t UniI1
States Cheeso-Amercan Choice 65% Of Wheat-itsl
Western spring. is. OF ola ld Rel Winter Is ~
Ia 81. Pc Genital New No. Winter u. Adj do. NO:
Spring ii. 81: New Mxei Western. Is 32l California 40
J. 81 I'd Ali do. 80 = o. GG 81 per ceItal Pro
dnce-Spirts OF Turpentlne 2J CHI do at London. 2Js ol
per Hehnoh Petroleum. 's gall0l Clover Secd
American ltei. 49A per cwL TallOw-2lA Ol psr CWs
Fine American 2ls 81; Prnne City. ~. 81. per ews
Rosn-Common. IS jLi Pls. lis GL9 ~ ~ Linssei Cl
22s Cd per cwL ProyisioasA Refrigerated Bset
hind tters a fore qlartors 81 ID. HOS at on.
DOM state. AZ los OIL 20 - u CJttonseei
oil, Liverpool make lFs. OIL . mt.
LONDON. May 3L-Proiuce-lAnseol Oh. 2la i'eLS
A per Calcutta Linsoed. 3la 9 per ltrters i1n
SCOT Cake. sG o. Oh per ton, Refined Petroleum oss
q g-l1d gallon Spirit, OF TurJcntine. 2s OF per
cwLi Pale. Is OF lis OIL Proysons-Lard, 5zA o. pm
cwt American Sugar-l3. 81 psr cwL for CuDi Con
rtuga Poorzns 96' ant Ia % gl2s OF lor Mn;eoy g
refining anolt Australian Tallow-Beef 20sO -
I'd; Nation. Ola IL 92Jt o. Cocolnnt oI-Ceypn lar
cochin 237 American ieflikerAtoi Bso - iV 10.
quarters aud % AL FOE fors quArters per o " 'o
BREasy. May 2i.-Petrolean marx. 90 pten1l;ti
wcoxs Lsr GJs5 " 81 marx, 20 pisahinfs %. II,
ASrwRHP, May 2i.-Potrolcn n-Fine Pale Aneflo1a ~
francs 81 centnes paid All ID frtIes % ssiti "A -
Wilcox Lara closed 81 irAsi OJ Ssiti nssJ'e ~ A"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-23
LIVE STOCK MARxErs BY rELEGRAPL

supyALn MAY 2i-Catte-Roceipts last "a hours $3.50
head total far. 1875 neAt TOR same time
last 1865 head; 1913 cars c0nsrned through W OF
which New-Yofk; 20 cars for sae market dnil and
nominal
ssDReeeIpts last "a 6200 neac total for week
thus $4,000 Tor same tune last week 5oO00
hea consigned through: OF which 10 New-fOfk
"a for saic unsettled and lower. common 10
Fair 81 boa 81 Choice ~ l00$4 20 fearDgs lower
NJ 81 SGGS5 81: all offerings taken. - .
Hoes- keetntt last "a hours 5S5 mead tota ior the
week thus far 49023 head time last week 9o39o
head ~ consigned through "a oil winch 10 Newly orki
u cars Tor sale butchers grades lower Light rigs
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